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Parliament ought to eliminate Ofori-Atta assuming that he neglects to leave - Dr. Donkor
Previous Power Minister, Kwabena Donkor, has approached the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, to leave at the earliest opportunity as an issue of guideline like he [Kwabena] did when he was a priest.
As indicated by him, Ofori-Atta's situation on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) implies he ought not be essential for individuals haggling for the public authority of Ghana, myjoyonline.com reports.
Dr. Donkor added that President Nana Addo Danka Akufo-Addo is likewise not prone to sack Ofori-Atta which implies that the main choice for Ofori-Atta to be feeling better of his obligation assuming that he neglects to leave is a vote of blame by Parliament.
"I surrendered [as Power Minister in 2015] based on inward contrasts. We arrived at a moment that I reported the finish of burden shedding. Certain individuals differ and I said 'fine, then, at that point, let me go'. Luckily, after I left we didn't encounter that heap shedding once more and that is my fulfillment.
"The Minister ought to leave as a praiseworthy issue… If you have someone who half a month prior said we won't ever go there (to the IMF) presently driving the dealings, that is an indefensible position.
"… in legislative issues, the President's options might be limited… and consequently others should do the attractive … . the constitution accommodates a rebuff movement," the previous pastor, who is the ongoing Member of Parliament for Pru West, said.
He repeated that individuals from Parliament from the two sides of the House should uphold a bi-sectarian rebuke movement.
Ken Ofori-Atta talking at a public interview in Accra on Thursday, May 12, showed that the IMF knows that the Ghanaian economy is going in the correct course.
"We have focused on not returning to the asset (for a bailout) on the grounds that as far as the mediations and strategy, we are not too far off, the asset (IMF) realizes that we are totally in the correct bearing," he said.
He added that Ghana will simply go to the asset for approval of "our projects that we have set up and afterward, in my view, supporting us to find elective approaches to funding or re-funding our obligation, reprofiling it."
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